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Eddie Pepperell thinks Brooks Koepka is too good a player to be on LIV Golf and misses the competitive edge of pitting his wits against the top players more often.
The 32-year-old commented on Twitter following Koepka’s fifth Major win in the PGA Championship. He began by writing: “A lot of LIV/Brooks stuff going around today… Here’s my input; LIV is ideal for Brooks. He’s clearly only cared for the majors since 2017, so why not get paid a ton of cash to play when you hardly care. It’s perfect for him. But love watching him do his stuff at the majors.”
A lot of LIV/Brooks stuff going around today… Here’s my input; LIV is ideal for Brooks. He’s clearly only cared for the majors since 2017, so why not get paid a ton of cash to play when you hardly care. It’s perfect for him. But love watching him do his stuff at the majors 😍May 22, 2023
That drew a response from another Twitter user, who wrote: “Imagine waking up and feeling the need to write this! I like Eddie but come on, let’s celebrate the win without the side swipe. Also the point seem invalidated by the fact he has won on LIV twice in 13 events so seems he does like winning.”
Imagine waking up and feeling the need to write this! I like Eddie but come on, let’s celebrate the win without the side swipe. Also the point seem invalidated by the fact he has won on LIV twice in 13 events so seems he does like winning. https://t.co/VMgZa0JQvxMay 22, 2023
Pepperell hit back, though, writing: “Who doesn’t like winning? He’s too good to be on LIV and I think it’s a shame he’s not playing against the best in the world more regularly. He must surely wish that too deep down in his competitive belly, but I could be wrong.”
Who doesn’t like winning? He’s too good to be on LIV and I think it’s a shame he’s not playing against the best in the world more regularly. He must surely wish that too deep down in his competitive belly, but I could be wrong.May 22, 2023
Long before he joined the circuit, Koepka admitted he struggled to raise his game for tournaments other than the biggest. After finishing tied for fifth at the 2021 Travelers Championship, he said: “It’s all mental. It’s tough to focus like that for – I’m going to be flat out honest. I can’t focus. A Major I get excited and I feel stuff on the first tee; I just struggle to do that in regular events. The focus and discipline is there in a major where it’s not here. I kind of go…
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